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... LABOUR ' S RECORD Greatest Triuinpli of Any Pa rty MR KEVIN ' S CLAIM Mr Ernest Bevin , speaking at Diss , wonoiK last night , in support of Mr Christopher Mayhew . his Parliamentary Under Secretary at the Foreign Office' and prospective Labour candidate ...
... was quite impossible to realise either equal pay or the extension of family allowances which would hnvn to acenmnanv it . Speaking in Montrosc in support ot Mr j Robertson Justicethe prospective Labour candidate for North Angus and Mearns , Mr Ede said ...
... PROBLEMS . —Mr James Bruce , senior horticultural adviser of the Edinburgh and East of Scotland College of Agriculture , speaking last night at a meeting of the Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society in Edinburgh , said that many of the advantages to ...
... Eyskens a spokesman for the Premier said : Nothing has changed —the King . was standing on his insistence for a referendum . Speaking in the Chamber of Deputies to-day M de Vleeschauwer , Minister for the Interior , gave March 19 as a tentative date for the ...
... for 'he 71 seats at Westminsfpr . THE LESS FORTUNATE Sir William Lawtherpresident of the Xntionai Union of Mincworkers , speaking at Gloucester last night , said of past Conservative Administrations : It was a reign of fharaeless men who used their power ...
... Commission of Inquiry is now investigating the allegations , M . Ramadier asked to be allowed to reply , but M . Duclos continued speaking . The rest of his speech was inaudible amid the shouts of- protest and desk banging from the Socialist and Government benches ...
... of Productivity , said to-day that a large proportion of the plant in the printing trade in this country was out-moded . Speaking at a Press conference , Mr Milne said that spokesmen of the printing industry had complained frequently of late that the ...
... or two . and we would still have hnd fn An thp inb we have done since . A woman who shouted remarKs wnen lvir Bevan was speaking of the help Britain had given other countries was told by the Minister : • ' Don't , for heaven ' s sake , be so childish ...
... electron campaign , it was learned yesterday that Mr Scrimgeour-Wedderburn , one of the Unionist candidates in Dundeewill speak in church at Lochce , a city suburbon Sunday first . Mr Strachey addressed the congregation in that church last Sunriav . NO ...
... fearful flutterings of petticoat government Ten years laterin 1928 , we find the late Lord Baldwin ; then Mr Stanley Baldwin , speaking as Prime Minister to a mass meeting of -women called by the National Union of Societies for Equal Citizenship , at the old ...
... he warned his hearers . It is an affront to the intelligence of the elector . FEAR OF ENTERPRISE GIVING UP STRUGGLE Speaking at Busby last night , Lord Dunglass , Unionist candidate in Lanark constituency , said that in this exporting country efficiency ...
... . Archie Lamont . 11 iSaxe-Coburg Place . Edinburgh , February 6 , 1950 Sir , —In your issue to-day , Mr Douglas Young , speaking of the Nationalist movement of an earlier date , uses a phrase which could well apply to all Nationalist campaigning for ...